جويرية بنت الحارث بن أبي ضرار

Juwayriyya bint al-Harith ibn Abi Dirar

The Blessed Bride

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Relación con el Profeta ﷺ

The Prophet freed Juwayriyya and married her, an act of generosity that led to the liberation of an entire tribe. She was renowned among his wives for her prolonged devotional prayers.

Eventos clave de su vida

5 AH

Captured after the Battle of al-Mustaliq and freed by the Prophet who then married her

5 AH

Her marriage caused the release of 100 captive families from her tribe

56 AH

Passed away in Medina

Biografía completa

Juwayriyya bint al-Harith was the daughter of the chief of the Banu al-Mustaliq tribe and came to the Prophet seeking help to buy her freedom after being taken captive. The Prophet paid her ransom and married her, and as a result the Muslims freed all their captives from her tribe out of respect for the Prophet's family. She was known for her constant remembrance of Allah and her deep devotion to worship.

Citas famosas

"I have been saying SubhanAllah since the morning; I do not know what to add."

Lecciones para tu vida

1

A single righteous act can liberate many.

2

Constant remembrance of Allah is the mark of the devout.

3

Marriage can be a vehicle of mercy for entire communities.

Cómo ser como ellos

¿Quieres seguir los pasos de Juwayriyya bint al-Harith ibn Abi Dirar? Comienza con estos pasos prácticos extraídos de su vida.

  • 1

    A single righteous act can liberate many.

  • 2

    Constant remembrance of Allah is the mark of the devout.

  • 3

    Marriage can be a vehicle of mercy for entire communities.

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